New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-14

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INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION.
MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION IN LoNDoN-A
SPEECH BY DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
LONDON, Jaly I3-sir wilfred Lawson presided to-day
the meeting Of the International Arbitration Asso-
ciaon The arys report referred at length TO tho
cooperation Of similar associations in America and
pressed hope for ,he formation of joint commission to
consider the adyisaolty OF creating Angie American
arbitration tribunal
David Dudley Field. in moving approval of petition
to Parliament In favor of the creation Of such tribunal
that proposed expressed hearty sympathy with the
Americans he said out OF concelt with war;
They had had enough OF It, Although England paid
dearly for the Geneva arbitration. the result brought
honor England greatest military victory
could have secured tApplause There we're 4.ooO.o0p
tanning them sodiery unproductiveness fabulous
Besides tie loss enailed by their absence from indus.
trial pursuits special taxation required to support
Nation faced nation each armed and afraid Of the
other Was 1t beyond the wit OF TO form European
of armaments and for the reference Of whatever dispute
might afterward arise between nations to arbitrators
There reason why such compact should not DO
made except that each nation cond not trust It's neigh
opposed to the principles of arbitration. hut wherever
the members Of the association chanoe for the ed
Sey saw cnance Supplying The principal Of aTbItra
ton-thev shonld INCREASINGLY work for the cause;
Mr.
we will succeed in obtaining Anglo American trib-
una but might have agreement such "a Ia already
depreciation OF treaty shall be referred to arbitration"
BOULANGER'S PARTISANS OUT IN FORCE.
BEGINNING TIE CELEBRATION GF THE FALL OF
THE BAsTILE WITH SHOUTS FOR THE GENERAL.
PARIS, July 14-The Bouanger demonstration has al
ready begun Thousands OF people following through
the main streets a couple of aud few
rages containing band which is playing alter
nstely the "Marseillase" and the Boulsnger
march, "En Revenant dc Ia Revue" the crowd
joining In the chorus and Justify shouting. "Vive
Boulsngeri II reviendra" "D6misson p etc.
The people appear generally to be gooi-tempered
made AGAINST houses that
are not decorated There outdoor balls,
and torchlght professions TO be scen everywhere
The air is filed with cries OF " vive Boulangerp
PARIS, July 13.-The German residents OF Paris have
been ordered remain indoors II is feared
that they would be attacked IL they appeared the
during tho celebration OF the anniversary of the
fall OF tho Bastile.
The Patriotic League have announced that they will
make demonstration to- morning in the Place
de Ia oncorde. and another in the Bois de Bouogne in
the evening Is feared that these meetings will give
rise to disorder. and the police and military authorities
are making extra preparations to maintain peace.
NJ Foquet, President OF the Chamber OF Deputies, nt-
mated this that yielding the wish OF
the House in retaining the Office Of President OF the
The bill OF General Fcrron Minister Of War; adding TO
tho number OF regiments in the French Army and aug
the strength Of the companies OF the present
regiments passed by the Chamber OF Deputies this
afternoon.
bill for the reorganization Of the infantry also
the collection " direct made the first order for
Friday and II the Is adopted the session Will
The city is fill Of rumors about the steps that
are to be taken by tho authorities TO sup
press Bonanger demonstration to morrow. 1t
and picked troops will be placed between tho army and
the public review ground. and that nobody Will
lie allowed to enter the LODgchamps enclosure or the
encclipg 1t unless provided with War Ohice
ticket aud police pass.
The temper Of the people appears less suen but they
Boulanger and their hatred OF those who removed him
Office The Radical Journal entreat the Psisians to
cool aud their heat for future suitable
OCCASION The Journal des Debdfs the Government
to take sharp to nip In the bud attempt at
q demonstration The Tntrdnsigefnf publishes letter
and which he warmly thanks the Mayor for tho recep
ton accorded him his arrival from Paris Tho same
paper asserts that tho authorities Will dstribue among
the police whistles be used In drowning shouts of
"vive Boulangerw and 1t advises tho people TO get
bigger whistles.
Tue soiree tho Eysee tonight was almost melan-
choly affair. President Grevy and his wife both
appeared sad. Thcrs notable absence OF politi-
clans No anti-ierman feeling apparent among the
crowds on the streets tonight
BERLIN. July 13.-Tbe North German Gazette comment
ing OF French press respecting the
suit Of the Klein case ssys: "a complete perverson Of
moral principles have taken place In France II so
little shame 10 felt when paid spy praised as hero
aud martyr"